The following article comes from Catherine O'Farrell, one of the founders of Incluzun in the UAE. With many schools in the UK losing their Outstanding rating and only a handful...
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28/11/22 As part of the GSA Virtual Education Conference series, educators are invited to join a 2-hour online conference filled with international education insights, sharing of best practice and guidance...
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In celebration of Global Education Week, we asked educators why global education is important to them. Here's what they said... ‘Why is Global Education so important to me? It opens...
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The following article comes from Eesha Mashruwala, a student at Deira International School, Dubai. At Deira International School, the importance of student voice and development for students’ needs is never...
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The following article comes from Rhiannon Phillips-Bianco, Leader of Wellbeing and Positive Education at Southlands British International School Rome, Italy. Having taught in The Netherlands for seven years, I have...
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What is Diwali? Diwali, also known as Deepawali, or the Festival of Lights, symbolises the triumph of good over evil, light over darkness and new beginnings. It is India's most important...
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This article comes from Tabatha Sheehan FRSA, Head of English and Media at Westonbirt School. Literacy can be argued to be the single most important skill in academic and professional,...
Read More10/10/22 The Global School Alliance is delighted to welcome John Rolfe MBE to the team as the Global Schools Community and Partnerships Manager. Previously Schools Outreach Manager at the British...
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World Teachers' Day (also known as International Teacher’s Day) is an annual event held on 5 October to celebrate teachers around the globe. The event was established in 1994, and...
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The Global School Alliance is proud to announce the newly appointed President of the Student Council for 2022/23. Aanya Gupta is a 16-year-old student studying at Sunbeam School Varuna, India....
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